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OFFCAST Episode 1: Simon Callow, Wilton's & the shortest show on the fringe

Running Time : 17 mins 27 secs

In the first ever episode of OFFCAST - the OffWestEnd.com Podcast - Jonathan Donahoe and Will Young offer their own wry and reverent look at today's theatrical landscape including interviews, reviews, previews, top tips and how much you can expect to pay for some crisps at an average theatre bar. They catch up with Simon Callow, look at recent events at the now-endangered Wilton's Music Hall and stop off at the Finborough, Hampstead, New Red Lion and Tricycle Theatres.

For more information on any of the shows and venues mentioned in this week's OFFCAST, browse through OffWestEnd.com's listings, but here's a summary:

Into Thy Hands is at Wiltons Music Hall; Tactical Questioning: Scenes from the Baha Mousa Inquiry is at the Tricycle Theatre, and The Roar of the Greasepaint, The Smell of the Crowd is at the Finborough Theatre, all to 2nd July. Simon Callows Being Shakespeare is at Trafalgar Studios until 23rd July, and Trafalgar also hosts the Hampstead Theatre production Belongings to 9th July. The Alternative Comedy Memorial Show is at the New Red Lion Theatre on Tuesdays 28th June and 12th July.